Top A&D Manufacturing Company in LATAM

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    Top A&D Manufacturing Company in LATAM

    Embraer
    Embraer designs, manufactures, certifies and supports aircraft for commercial aviation, executive aviation and defense markets. Its integrated engineering and manufacturing capabilities also extend to aviation equipment such as landing gear, hydraulic actuators, electromechanical systems and structural components.
    ENAER
    ENAER manufactures aircraft, aerostructures and precision metal components for national and international aerospace programs. Its end-to-end capabilities cover process engineering, tooling, CNC machining, structural production, surface treatments, thermal processing, maintenance, modernization and component services.
    FAdeA
    FAdeA manufactures high-precision aerostructures and develops military training aircraft, including the IA-63 Pampa III and IA-100. The company also provides engineering, commercial and military MRO, fleet sustainment and aircraft component production capabilities for aerospace programs.
    Omnisys
    Omnisys develops and manufactures radar, sensor and electronic systems for aerospace, defense and security applications. Its portfolio includes airspace surveillance radars, tracking systems, satellite equipment, avionics, test-range instrumentation and certified electronic and mechanical manufacturing capabilities.
    TECPLAS
    TECPLAS develops and manufactures composite components for aerospace, defense and space applications. Its capabilities include carbon-fiber and fiberglass production, prepreg processing, vacuum bagging, tooling, assembly, non-destructive testing and precision measurement for aircraft structures and defense equipment.

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